TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TARGETS AUSTRALIA OVER TECH RULES
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The Trump administration will challenge Australia's plan to force social media platforms to remove harmful content and allow users to disable algorithmic feeds. The White House opposes regulations it views as digital taxes on US tech companies.
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